Cebu Pacific Enhances Domestic Flights with New Routes from Iloilo to Tacloban and Zamboanga Starting October

Published on September 5, 2024

Cebu Pacific, a prominent low-cost carrier in the Philippines, is set to enhance its domestic network by adding two new routes from Iloilo, as it aims to improve connectivity within the region. The airline has announced the resumption of flights to Tacloban and the introduction of a direct service to Zamboanga, expanding its footprint and offering more travel options to its passengers.

Starting October 27, Cebu Pacific will operate the Iloilo to Tacloban route four times weekly. This resumption is part of the airline’s strategy to strengthen its presence in the Visayas and provide more convenient travel options for both business and leisure travelers looking to explore the eastern part of the region.

Additionally, on October 28, Cebu Pacific will begin serving Zamboanga from Iloilo with three weekly flights. This new route marks the airline’s commitment to increasing accessibility to and from Mindanao, promoting economic exchange and tourism between these important regions in the Philippines.

By the end of November, Cebu Pacific aims to have 11 direct flights operating out of Iloilo, demonstrating its dedication to expanding its network and supporting the recovery of the local tourism industry post-pandemic. This expansion is also a strategic move to cater to the growing demand for travel in these areas, as more travelers seek new destinations and direct routes for their journeys.